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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-04
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Goods Bargain Table. One
level price there's cents.
You're likely to get two or
three times your moneys
worth in anything you pick.
Thirteenth street side, north from Chest
nut street.
You can't miss the Fans
if you 20 about the Store.
There's as much to wonder |
at in the prices as in the |
display. !
At the Round Counter azd northwest Of
| centre.
The Japanese things. too:
Patient, ingenious,th thoughtful
laps. There's a Summary
suggestiveness in their
wares. The Fans, the Lam
terms, the Ornaments. Bright
with color; quaint things for
common uses. Bamboo and
paper and paint and brains.
Basement, east Of centre stairs.
Embroidered F!ouncings.
Three random-picked from
the Colored Hamburg Bar
gain Counter. Each en-
, broidered in two colors on
ecru:
> 81 inches of Embroidery
on As inches of cloth, Sc
> cents up.
8 inches of Embroidery
n on As inches of cloth, 2e
y cents up.
i 9 inches of Embroidery
, on 20 inches of cloth, IL
g cents up.
Money'll 60 just as far a
the White Hamburg Bar
. gain Counter.
- Southwest Of centre.
Tennis Shoes are igh
?; and strong and cool,and tn
&c soles turn water and STAN
rough wear. Why tor Ten
u mis- only? Why not 70
work as we'll as playe Til
rs one-time price made ther
luxuries; any one can ste
into them now. More an
e. more are stepping into ther
:. every day. Straw Slipper
IT, ($I.5o) for easy indoor U.s.
OK Tennis Shoes ior ligl
es' knocking about. These al
'ie some of the prices:
=" Women's Check Canvas, high cut. .
VS. IS.
Women's Check Canvae, low cut 81.
Misses Check Canvas, high cut, u:
Ill Misses Black Canvas, low cut, Sl.OO
Children's Black Canvas, low cut,
rs. Mems Brown Check Canvas, rus
leather gussets, solid sole leather insol
Is, high cut, Sl.25; low cut, 81.
NC Seaside and mountain shoes, full lin
J"' Women's 81. 90 and $3.50.
ter Misses sl.75 and $500.
Children's 81. % and S1.5O.
I'VE Market street front, west of main aisle
p JOHN WANAMAKER.
lo Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market sire
ioA and City-hall square.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-04

By THE creation OF the Street and
Sewer Commission, the City Council
will be released from the necessity Of
appointing q Street Committee, an
Opening Street Com mittee and Sewer
Com mtitee, the chairman o, each OF
which has heretofore received q salary
OF $50, besides the perq 1istses Of an al.
most innumerable mum Der OF commit.
tee meetings at 80 cents each, or will the
City Council appoint the committee,
named and allow them to draw the sal
aries until On ordinance is passet
Ro0iishing the committees?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-04
DELAWARE STATE BONDS.
IL NOTICE To BOND-HOLDERs
OFFICE OF THE SrATE TREASURER.

DOVER, Delaware, May 20, 1887.
Byvirtue OF an act Of the Genesaf Assembly
of the State of Delaware, passed At Dover at
lis session OF 1857, do hereby give notice to
the holders Of the Delaware state bonds q
s'5erics By that shall attend at the i'hi!aaei-
mia Nat onal Bank. in the city Of Phtiadei-
i,hia, during the business hours Of that bank.
on the nrst three secular business DAYS @ @
Jnly, A. -, ls7, to-.it; LILLY as ana ~ ,S p;
said state Of ''Scries b. from number l V
number ESQ. Inclusive, of the denomination o.
Al 100 each of the issue OF bonds of the STATE o.
Delaware Of July l, 1881, and that TIT 1nteres
on the said honda will cease 20 accrue Aftel
The said Let day of July, 4. d., 1857.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-04

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FOR West Chester. v,.t,l
sna. n, 2 30 and I 70 3 y
Tor Newark Gents,
baitimoro Gid in,erm,a;
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Baltimore and Wssaisn,l
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SUNDAY I'D
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-04

YTLApmrnIA, sasurdAy, June I asst.
In accordance with the
position we took q year ago
on the Saturday HalfHoli-
day question, we shall, after
1.-THE first Saturday of next
month and until the middle
| of September, close the
Store on Saturdays at 1
| O'Clock.
While there was some
protest last year on the part
|of country people and Others
against being shut out o.
1.-THE Store at midday, we fee
bound to promote in an!
!way possible any move
ment for the good OF thos'
who toll.
i This early notice is g;vel
THAT those who reside out
side of the city may becom
familiar with the fact an
choose another day tina
Saturday tor their shopping
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-04

IT is A THEME OF general remsrk
that roses this year are rsmarka uly
large and handsome, but the bushes
and vines are no. 80 profit, as in for
Jner years.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-04
PUBLIC SALES.
vUBLlC SALE
d building lots and I good pricK
dwelling, on leading sts,on


a building lots and I good brick,
dwelling, on leading sts.,on
MONDAY, JUNE 9Th, 1887. on the LIssai'
81. Wiimington, BAL. q, o'olocs. fnAxp:
Thia sale viii commence with ina estory
brIck dwelling, mo. ll2l west fos41h str 81
Win rvous ana bath; lot ie-Sxso. Win side
siley. aud the lots IN the order OF NUMBER
ins. Omuibus will leave Eighth huo mar
ret streets, st 8 ~ o'clock.
let NO, i. TN the north side OF second
strset. betWeen Broaue and ho1ney streets
hayiur 4 mont on Second etrcet Of ~ eet'
snd extond ing that width norrseriy - ~.
Lot No. q. On the esste.iy side OF ho sa
uey street, between second and Tnira ~
having front on Rodney street OF ~ iss,'
and extending vhxt width oesterr - Ioes
lot No. s. On the north side u Secosd
street, between Monroe Ard Adams stice.s
/ having . front Of 10 feet on seeonn stTee.
| and cxtendinS that width nor,hsfly 81 ioe'
| Lot No. 1. On tho easterlv nde OF Aaam
street, between Second and Third streets
l hgyine Q ircnt OF 70 fcct on Adams streo.
~ extending that Width eastFiy % fec'
Attend s1oe Will DO givon and terms MAJ
i knoWn ON day Of sale by
THOMAS X. LALLY,
No. 500 Market street,
l i9.1t Agent 10 effect the SAFE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-04

"ORsES ArPUBLlO SALE-i WILL
III ssli at my stab IL. on East Fifth street
Onsstsr, Pa. beta cen Market and Wsian.
adjoining George MAhons livery stsois' On
THURSDAY, JUNE ID, 1887,
At O'Clock p. m,
on Hcad OF Kentucky indiana and Tn
~ Southern Ohio Horses. IN.
THE win be firstclass lot OF Horses, So.
lectsd expressly for this sale gu iasls lot 81
purposes. Among them Will be found some
line ored and specify roaasters. The etocl
TO DO az represented. ana months credit
L. VI. Sti6aam & Son, Aucts. i2-d&v
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-04

- s~~s q
that those who reside out-l
side of the city may become
familiar with the fact and
choose another day than
Saturday tor their shopping
Floor Linens. Is there
another store where you can
find every size from o. to
2o.4? 40 cents to $I.75.
Dat Meal Towels. Soft,
easy to wash; take up water
like a sponge. All Linen,
25x45 in. IS cents.
| English Royal Turkish
Towels. Pure white. Just
las good as we've been sell
; ling at IS cents. A happy
! chance lets US make the
: price 25 cents.
. Southwest Of centre.
s Four items that should
9 make things extra lively al
n the Mems Furnishing coun-
y ter to-day. A mention only
\ twill be enough if you see
y them:
IL MEMS White Shirts
% soc.
N 2-M e n s Suspender'
:, 1a3c.
= 3-Men's Scarfs csc.
Of 4-Men's Half Hose 12ac
IT. Middle Market street entrance.
p, The Boys Summer Suit
ZOE What shall it be? Let's loo
ass at some Of the Blues
.o,, They're cool, comfortabl
to and dressy, and look ne
co. %. about as long as a boy
ov suiting stuff can.
IN, tn, Blue Serge. Norfol
W. Jackets, S to II year
mo mo $3.50; same, IL to 1o year
red for-large-o f-the'r-age boy
md $3.50. A little bette
the stuff, S to IA years, SIS
, tn. h Not the finest Serg
her but goods that'll give satil
'ig' faction. Extra fine, fl
ury stout boys, IA to l6 year
; S,r. $40.
The S. Blue Flannel SUI
are out of the common ru
FIT Il i. Indigo dye; firm hone
any yarn we'll woven. The be
I, sb :. IS Flannel Suit we've CIV
M sold. Plain, plated and M
ny ny folk Jackets, 4 to IA yea
only Blue Flannel Sailor Sui
N Mt Of Of a to 13 years, So to So so
Z the Long Trouser Suits,
tease m GIG wears. Flannel So,
Ths to $40; Serge $40.
e Ds the The Seersuckers.
!; A Stripes, or any OF the oil
't sh :, light things if you wish.
e, and Under Thirteenth and Market st
than skylght.
For Mems medium :
" the light wear, too. The thi
Of the that sAould be here; can
MY py.r ~ say more?
nv OF Market street front, east of main ais
llsnds The Trimmed-Millin
;, or ga Parlors look bright
ity to fresh with the June disI
- and of cute, saucy, ready-tl
id the med Hats and Bonnets
ia the seashore and mountain.
iao the special showing of Ii
e them Bonnets, flmy and delic
{ ,r war. white, black, blue, P
every There's a little end lie
every the French Bonnets
'' lRound Hats and a few
our own early make. ]
,ou son shall go fox half and {
ssisy of thirds.
s. Sewer "n The ever popular Re
Aoh of and Ready Hats. Not
s an az. else SO good and stylish
o omm ii. everybody's everyday S
n n II, ss. mer wear. You'll see t
tho saI ILL.,. ~ ouar,, e.Ia -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-04
CLOSING OUT SALE

Owing to failing health, oner ny .ntiaI
and varied stock OF goods and srosi T. son.
Clothing at 2s per Ssnt nd p, wSpS suits, odd
nan,s coats S.s and vests for men and boys 10.
spring, summsr, fail and winter ca A ypests.
Ladis,' and gsnt's oabas, ssHv 1nSsrw Us
ami straps. Collars, snLI, ,vss hossriea
pssspsndets and
vie Vs. purses, albums, trimmings and ~ the
yard. Open Saturday evealn, ss.ocS. Alse
o'closk; o.hsr evenings uatl , iii Mer.
set street, Wilm ingto Delaware ~
price and ON easy terms. uoY,x srEEN.
a2Y-ood.3m ObAo
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-04
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SCHEDULE IN LsfH
Trains lesvo lclsv,.s |
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West PKlCE PAID FDR ALL KINDS
- Of sssoud.hsncl clothing, watches,
Iocks, reyolvers, gunc, sewing machines,
urnlturs and etoves, oil Of whioh will te
sid by a. J. COENOg, at a low fA:s. e97
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day.
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out pain or the nae of a knife.
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Fulton Meat Market.
PoHLMAN BROS, PROPS

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LILACS.

Over the bIossoming hedges
Heavy with all perfumes,
sweetly to-day there noateth
The breath Of the lilac plumes.
Dear is the deepening fragrance,
subtly the senses 1t thralls,
And full Of sweet sugges tion.
Across my heart it falls.
The odor bears me backward
To the heart Of another May,
when the snowy sprays were tossing
In the air OF fateful day.
A day when purple splendor
Came flooding narrow life,
And the pomp of life's royal pageant
Disp laced its calm with strife.
Never the breath Of the lilacs
Come with the apple blooms,
But the Of Fate ONES with II,
And the old times deep perfumes.
smell the blossoming locusts
That droop above our way,
The spicy mint, the sassasfras,
All odors OF he May.
AID even In the hush OF night
The old time with me seems,
And lilac breath aud apple bloom
Arc tn me in my dreams.
Hattie Tying Griswo ID, in Brooklyn Mag
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-05-12

They are looking for you everywhere.
Drafts of air in unexpected places, 60
ing from hot rooms to cool ones, care
lessness in changing clothing:-In short
anything which ends in ''common
cold in the head. Unless arrested this
kind of cold becomes seated in the
mucous membrane of the head. Then
it is Catarrh. In any and all its stages
this disease always yields to Ely's
Cream Balm. Safe, agreeable, certain.
Price fifty cents. 2t
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The Art amateur for May gives a
striking portrait study in colors by
Stephen Hills Parker of Norman
Peasant" forcibly painted and full of
life and character. The remaining de-
signs include q pleasing decorative
head by Ellen Welby in brown, fine
study of Iilacs, three full size panels for
a hall chest of carved oak, decorations
for fruit plate (plums) and vase
(marsh marigolds), bird design for a
fan, a page of monograms in n, and de-
signs for a stool and other needlework.
Several illustrations are given of
American pictures at the forthcoming
Paris Salon, including double-page
drawing by Henry Bacon, "At the Cap
stan-Etretat," and a striking dog
picture, Comrades" by Elizabeth
Strong. The Salon, the National
Academy Exhibition, the Boston Art
Museum and the Probasco picture col
lection are the subjects of interesting
articles. The practical topics specially
treated are fruit painting in oils, flower
painting on china, sketching from ma
ture, and wall and floor decoration
there is also timely "talkn on fitting
up seaside cottage. The department
tBooks Old and New" is usually inter
esting to bibliophiles this month, an,
the whole number is an admirable il
lustration of the skill and thorough
ness with which the Art Anadte,0 Gov
ers its chosen field. Price 35 cents
Montague Marks, Publisher, % Uniol
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Literary Notes.

The May Vide AIpdke opens with a
brilliant frontipiece, "Springtime.p by
+. S. Tucker, reminiscent of the open
squares and parks where dainty little
girls throng in all the freshness of new
spring gowns and hats, merry with
their jumping-ropes. The whole num-
ber is ensphered in spring light and
air-what with Mrs. Blake's "a Fancy
in Triolets," Clinton Scollard's "a
Daffodil," Mrs. Clara Doty Bates's
"Wake-Robin,n Mrs. Thomas Ser
jeant Perry's "Dandelions,n Mrs. A. D.
T. Whitney's "Bird-talk," Marian
Douglass "Arbutus,n Mr.. Barnes's
"Spring Shower" and Miss Watson's
very funny "a Successful Gardener
The pictorial interest centers in Miss
ElenOr Lewis's article, "a select Com
pany," Number ". of the Famous
Pets series, which gives engravings of
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stoves pet dogs
"Punch" and missy" one of herself
in her early womanhood, Miss Eliza
beth Stuart Phelps's "Daniel Deronda," I"
and a full-length engraving of Mrs.
Jane Welch Carlyle and her famous
dog "Nero," from life photograph
sent over by Mrs. Alexander CARLYLE, a
picture to be priced and preserved
An article, characterized by delight
full "readableness" is by the editor of
Our Little Men and Women, Mrs. Fran
els A. Humphrey, and entitled "Cap'n
Bos'ard's Wife's School;n full of anec-
dote, and descriptive of a celebrated
dame-school in the Old Colony in the
early davs of the town of HalifaX-an
industrial schoop' in the primal sense
of the term-which sent out strong men
and women Fast, West, North and
South. The serials, "Romulus and Re-
mus" and "Montezuma's Gold Mines,
close in this number, to give place to
stories by Charles Egbert Craddock and
Mrs. Catherwood. Miss Guiney''
"Fairy Folk All" treats of "OtheI
: House Helpers" the "La Rost
, Blanche" story is entitle "Haregenah;'
in the "Trick-Pony" serial Howlint
!, Wolf follows the sage-hen to Moqui
land; in "a Young Prince of Com
, mercen the young bank president tell
his sisters how to keep bank-account
/ in the Successful Woman"
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oURINvIsIBLELEADING STRINGS
Henry Appleton in Boston Globe. ]

"SymPathetic muscular acti0n?o Call
1t that, call it mind-reading, or call 1t
what you will; but it is none the less
wonderful how . man can get his fell
lows on a string and lead them through
circuitotis by-ways in search OF some-
thing he knows not of till he has found
It. .a4u~f &@J tag ,'aH NJ
But suppose we generalize. Are We
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